Sis, Don't Push Me

I saw some comments saying it was like eating poop, but I wasn't that upset, just a little uncomfortable. Initially, when Yan Qiu avoided Nie Wuyou's feelings, it made me feel like Yan Qiu was carrying a heavy burden, and that Nie Wuyou wasn't her top priority. This meant that when making a choice, Yan Qiu might very well give up Nie Wuyou.

Looks good. I hope Nie Huan gets what she wants this time. I'm feeling conflicted right now, torn between autumn melancholy and joyful sorrow.

It's so good! The author is still so good at creating atmosphere and emotions. The plot development is always full of surprises. The characters are distinct, and the changes in their state of mind are written in a very touching way. The pseudo-bone is also a masterpiece! Having watched the first two parts, I really hoped Nie Huan could move on from her bad experiences.

The author portrayed each character exceptionally well. To be honest, I really liked Qiu You, but as the story progressed, it seemed destined that Qiu You wouldn't have a happy ending. After reading Qiu's monologue, every meeting with Qiu You felt like a knife hidden in candy.

Well, it was really hard to watch. The female lead has family and friends, and I watched her go from being cheerful and lively to gradually becoming numb, carefree, and happy. 😢😢😢😢

Nie Huan is a wild beast yearning for love yet unable to understand it. Everything she's experienced has prevented her from treating her feelings and loved ones in a normal way. Therefore, she imprisons Nie Wuyou, but this only widens the gap between them. Later, Nie Huan begins to change, trying to relax, showing vulnerability, and trying to win him back.

This is a masterpiece, no doubt about it! Every character is portrayed so delicately, each one is an adorable little darling. Nie Huan isn't a yandere; she's just a pitiful little darling who has never been loved and doesn't know how to love. She raises Wu You like a rabbit, providing him with food and clothing, but she doesn't understand the rabbit's heart...

Seeing the author's previous books, I realized that an all-Wuyou story is possible. If I'm not mistaken, Yanqiu and Nie Huan are actually sisters, and Wuyou is her mother's child born to her lover. She's not much older than Yanqiu, so Wuyou's current predicament is that she doesn't know the truth and lives under pressure with Nie Huan, who seems to still love her a little.

It's very good, I really like this kind of story, but what I don't understand is when Huan's feelings for Wuyou appeared? It felt like the emotions arose suddenly... Wow, that was all just setup! The final chapter is full of twists and turns, leaving me with endless anticipation and my heart pounding with excitement!

Never mind, let me give myself a good review first.